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Ilford 1950

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Ilford]

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SCHOOL HEALTH SERVICE STAFF AND SCHOOL CLINICS
AS AT 31st DECEMBER, 1950.
I.—Staff of the School Health Service.
Borough School Medical Officer: I. Gordon, M.D., Ch.B., M.R.C.P.
(Lond)., D.P.H.

Senior Dental Officer: E. V. Haigh, L.D.S. .R.C.S.

NumberAggregate staff in the service of the L.E.A. in terms of the equivalent number of whole time officers
(a) Medical Officers :
(i) Whole time School Health Service*73.35
(ii) Whole time School Health and Local Health Services76.67
(iii) General Practioners working part-time in the School Health Service
(b) Dental Officers2Each attending 1 session of 2½ hours weekly
(c) Physiotherapists, Speech
Therapists, etc.
Physiotherapist1Attends 8 sessions weekly
Speech Therapist1Attends 7 sessions weekly
(d) School Nurses0 (1 part-time)(Combined posts, H.V. and S.N.) 4.25
(e) Nursing Assistants2(Clinic Nurses) 1
(f) Dental Attendants21.75

* Includes Senior Dental Officer, but does not include officers employed
part-time for specialist examinations and treatment.
II.–Number of School Clinics (i.e., premises at which Clinics are held
for school-children) provided by the L.E.A. for the medical and/or
dental examination and treatment of pupils attending maintained
primary and secondary schools.
Number of School Clinics 4
III.—Type of Examination and/or Treatment provided at the School
Clinics returned in Section II. either directly by the Authority or under
arrangements made with the Regional Hospital Board for examination
and/or treatment to be carried out at the Clinic.